ohrensessel weiß Sessel HOME AFFAIRE "Kilrea Relaxsessel, Ohrensessel", weiß, B:90cm H:112cm T:94cm, 95% Polyester, 5% Nylon, Sessel, Sessel, Extra hohe Rückenlehne ab € 899,99 (Oktober 2026) 3.2L

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ohrensessel weiß Sessel HOME AFFAIRE "Kilrea Relaxsessel, Ohrensessel", weiß, B:90cm H:112cm T:94cm, 95% Polyester, 5% Nylon, Sessel, Sessel, Extra hohe Rückenlehne ab € 899,99 (Oktober 2026) 3.2L

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